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Reading a file is easy to implement. Running a command is easy to expose. Opening a browser is easy to wrap in a tool. The difficult part starts one step later: who is allowed to do it, to which resou
This is the final article in my product-engineering series. The earlier posts covered Toolboard, isolated Codex Desktop profiles, CodexPigeon, and CodexControl. This one is about the newest and most t
This is the fourth article in my product-engineering series. The previous article covered CodexPigeon, a repository-local mailbox for non-interrupting agent guidance. This one focuses on account state
This is the third article in my product-engineering series. The previous article covered isolated Codex Desktop applications for custom model providers. This one focuses on communication between a hum
This is the second article in my product-engineering series. The first covered Toolboard, a browser extension that grew into a suite of 83 tools. This one moves into AI development environments. I wan
This is the first article in a series about products I have built over time—from browser utilities to newer AI-native developer tools and desktop systems. Toolboard began with a very ordinary frustrat
